the magnitude of two vectors p bar ad q bar differ by 1. the magnitude of their resultant makes an angle of tan inverse (3/4) with p. the angle between p and q is
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Answer on Question #44021 – Physics – Mechanics-Kinematics-Dynamics
the magnitude of two vectors p bar and q bar differ by 1. the magnitude of their resultant makes an angle of tan inverse (3/4) with p. the angle between p and q is
Solution:
α=arctan(43) – angle between vector p and resultant vector;
β – angle between vector p and vector q;
First vector:
p=(px,py), magnitude: P=px2+py2
Second vector:
q=(qx,qy), magnitude: Q=qx2+qy2
Let's make a substitution:
pxqx+pyqy=X
Difference between magnitude of two vectors:
P−Q=1Q=P−1
Resultant vector:
r=p+qr=(px+qx,py+qy)
Scalar product of the first vector and resultant vector: